Social theory : central issues in sociology
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書誌事項
Social theory : central issues in sociology
SAGE, 2006
- : hbk
- : pbk
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注記
Bibliography: p. [259]-299
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
"John Scott has provided us with an encyclopaedic tour through the foundations and development of social theory which cautions against the contemporary fragmentation of academic work and demonstrates the continued value of sociology's heritage. The book will become a key resource for students and scholars alike." - Barry Smart, Portsmouth University
This is a comprehensive, critical review of social theory that places leading contributions in their larger context. Written predominantly for students, the scope and range of the subjects and authors dealt with results in one of the most comprehensive introductions to social theory published to date.
Ranging from the philosophical foundations of sociology and the discovery of 'the social' to distinctive sociological approaches, to the significance of issues pertaining to gender and patriarchy, to questions of modernity and post-modernity, the book is comprehensive in subject matter. Among the distinctive features of the book are:
Clarity of exposition from a well-known and respected commentator in the field
Focus boxes to facilitate comprehension
Tremendous range of material
Powerful organization of the material around key organizing principles
The book is a major accomplishment which will quickly establish itself as the key set text in Sociology and Social Theory courses.
目次
Social Theory: Should We Forget the Founders?
Genealogy of the Social
Renaissance and Enlightenment
Britain: Individualism and Romanticism
France: Revolution and Science
Germany: Counter-Enlightenment and Reaction
The Social Established
Social Theory goes Global
Culture, System and Socialisation: Formative Views
Culture and Collective Mentality
Cultural Development and Differentiation
Social Systems as Organisms
Social Systems, Forces, and Engery
Socialisation and Enculturation
Action, Conflict and Nature: Formative Views
Action, Interaction, and the Interpersonal
Conflict and Collective Action
Nature, Environment and Bodies
Culture, System, and Socialisation: Developments
Culture, Social Structure, and Lifeworlds
General Systems, Functions, and Complexity
Socialisation, Self, and Mentality
Action, Conflict, and Nature: Developments
Environment and Space
Body and Embodiment
Action, Strategy, and Performance
Conflict, Change, and History
Modernity and Rationalisation
Modernity as Rationalisation
Rationalisation and Political Structures
Economic Rationalisation
Rationalisation and Societal Communities
The Inevitability of Modernity
Intimations of Post-Modernity
Aesthetic Modernism and Post-Modernism
Late Capitalism, Disorganisation, and the Consumer Society
Knowledge Society and the Post-Modern Sensibility
Reflexivity, Individualisation, and Risk
Transnational Networks and Global Flows
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